Star Rovers Part IV Well, this is the first time in the history of this blog anyone actually commented to say they were looking forward to/waiting for something, so I suppose it’s a good idea to actually write it. I … Continue reading →
Star Rovers III Well, this series has generated more comments than any other posting here (three! Three comments! Whoooo!), so here I am again, as my computer spends most of its processing power to churn through a few hundred thousand pieces of … Continue reading →
Star Rovers Part II: Character Building (With a quick digession into game mechanics.) Right then. Let’s jump into what these articles are all about — character creation, and discovering a game system by working through it. Much as with Space Opera, … Continue reading →
Star Rovers Most of the articles in this series reference games I’ve never played, or played only occasionally. Some are extremely obscure. Well, this one is definitely obscure, but it’s a bit different, in that it’s a game I played quite … Continue reading →
Violet Dragon For details on how and why this beast came to be, please read Dragons and Dungeons. Violet Dragons are curious and strange beasts, possibly a form of elemental dragon. They are extremely rare, and are sometimes confused with … Continue reading →
DRAGONS (and Dungeons) So there I am, 14, and flipping through a friend’s Monster Manual (First Printing of First Edition, the one with no illustration for the Eye Of The Deep, and of course the classic Sutherland cover, and my … Continue reading →
Green Slime Golem At first, this creature appears to be a puddle of stagnant liquid, or a thin sheen of mold growing over a surface. Only when someone comes within its programmed ranged (usually 20 squares or so) or if … Continue reading →
Kill kittens! A favorite monster from Arduin, now updated (unofficially and without permission) for D&D 4e! share: Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on fark share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to … Continue reading →